Hiking in the Spring Mountains Over 60 miles of maintained trails wind through the area, most starting at over 6000ft in elevation and some culminating at the 11,916ft Charleston Peak.

These programs include GO Mt Charleston programs, interpretive programming, volunteer management, retail operations, social media outreach, and this website.

The Silent Heroes of the Cold War National Memorial honors thousands of individuals who lost their live while working covertly for the United States government during the Cold War, including 14 people on …

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Spring Mountains National Recreation Area There are many options for picnic and camping locations throughout the Spring Mountains. Some areas […]

This map shows where the Spring Mountains are in relation to Las Vegas. Generally, Hwy 157 and Hwy 156 are the roads to take to the most popular areas, and they are both accessed from US95.

Mount Charleston National Recreation Trail/South Loop Read More

Las Vegas's own snow sports resort that also offers a full range of events, summer activities, private event spaces, the Brewin' Burro Coffee Shop, and the Bighorn Grill and Bar.

Explore campgrounds and picnic sites in Mt. Charleston, offering scenic spots for camping, picnicking, and outdoor activities near Las Vegas.

More Difficult, 2.8 miles. (This trailhead is closed during winter months) The trail begins in Mazie Canyon with ponderosa and […]